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#rakulang

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WGAvanDijk

@lizmat released a Rakudo Weekly Newsletter over the past 2 weeks, and starts with Richard Hainsworth's work on the documentation website.

Also, Fernando Correa de Oliveira about testing Raku applications.

Also, Saif Ahmed about Stefan Seifert's work on RakuAST.

Development: 3 sets of core developments, 2 new modules, 31 updated modules.

Writing: several blogs, two Weekly Challenges, 2 questions, 7 comments.

Enjoy!
rakudoweekly.blog/2025/05/05/2
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Rakudo Weekly News · 2025.17/18 Coordinated DancingRichard Hainsworth continued their journey in allowing visitors to the Raku documentation site to be able to suggest changes with minimal fuss, in: A coordinated dance to identify the editor. Ferna…
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WGAvanDijk

@lizmat wrote another Rakudo Weekly Newsletter and starts with Stefan Seifert who completed his RakuAST Grant and got all the RakuAST tests passing. Tremendous job!

Also, a new release of the Rakudo Compiler, 2025.04, by Will Coleda.

Developments, apart from the two big things mentioned above: 4 new modules, 18 updated modules.

Writings: several blogs, a Weekly Challenge, 7 comments.

Enjoy!
rakudoweekly.blog/2025/04/22/2

Rakudo Weekly News · 2025.16 Grant CompletionStefan Seifert reported on the completion of their RakuAST grant (/r/rakulang comments), describing to an extent all of the nooks and crannies of the Raku Programming Language that needed to be han…
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WGAvanDijk

@lizmat just released the new Rakudo Weekl Newsletter, and starts with Richard Hainsworth's work on RakuDoc. Other people worked on Math::NumberTheory, HARC, Cromponent.

Writings/Media: several blogs, one video, a Weekly Challenge, 3 toots, 1 skeet, 2 mailing list entries, 4 comments.

Developments: one set of core developments, a few small RakuAST developments, 2 new modules, 12 updated modules.

Enjoy!

rakudoweekly.blog/2025/04/15/2
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Rakudo Weekly News · 2025.15 In-PlaceRichard Hainsworth has blogged about their work on the new Raku documentation website, and how it will be possible to easily make suggestions for text improvements in: Editing RakuDoc, CRO’in…
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WGAvanDijk

@lizmat just released another Rakudo Weekly Newsletter, and starts with Steve Roe's HARC Stack Shallow Dive.

Developments: 3 sets of core developments, a lot of RakuAST developments (many more tests made, and many more pass now), 16 updated modules.

Writings: several blogs, a Weekly Challenge, 1 toot, 1 question, 5 comments, 16 updated modules.

Enjoy!

rakudoweekly.blog/2025/04/08/2
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Rakudo Weekly News · 2025.14 DivingSteve Roe continued the introduction of The hArc Stack last week with a simple “shallow” dive to show how all the HARC components interact in: HARC Stack Shallow Dive (/r/rakulang …
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melezhik

Collection of Raku/Sparrow recipes to munge your data

programming.dev/post/28258819

programming.devCollection of Raku/Sparrow recipes to munge your data - programming.devThis URL provides a collection ( 17 recipes ) of Raku/Sparrow snippets to munge your data. Raku provides powerful regexs mechanism to search text, Sparrow - some high level blocks to make it even easier, all this together allows user to use Raku in daily data processing tasks as alternative to well known solutions like sed/grep/awk/perl Every recipe is an example of how to solve a real user task ( stack overflow questions ) which you may compare with other solutions ( none Raku ) on the same link and make your opinion. Don’t forget to give the author some credit by voting up on stack overflow if you like them )) PS all recipes are tested by myself, appreciate any suggestions, improvements, bugs reporting
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WGAvanDijk

@lizmat just released a new Rakudo Weekly Newsletter and starts with a blog about the evolution of web component modules in Raku.

Developments: 2 New Problem Solving Issues, 3 New Pull Requests, several core developments, many RakuAST developments, 1 new module, 17 updated modules.

Writings/Media: several blogs, one video, a Weekly Challenge, 2 skeets, 1 question, 8 comments.

Enjoy!

rakudoweekly.blog/2025/03/31/2

Rakudo Weekly News · 2025.13 A Component JourneyFernando Correa de Oliveira again has written a very nice blog post: The Evolution of Web Component Modules in Raku: A Journey of Diverse Approaches. In it they provide a historic overview of web c…
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WGAvanDijk

@lizmat released another Rakudo Weekly Newsletter, starting with the future of Red and the release of the new Rakudo compiler, 2025-03.

Developments: 2 New Probem Solving Issues, 2 sets of core developments, 1 big set of RakuAST developments, 2 new modules, 14 updated modules.

Writings: several blogs, a Weekly Challenge, 3 toots, 1 skeet (Bluesky), 2 questions, 1 comment.

Enjoy!

rakudoweekly.blog/2025/03/25/2

Rakudo Weekly News · 2025.12 Red on RakuASTFernando Correa de Oliveira has written a nice blog post about the future of Red (an ORM for Raku), and how that would be influenced by having RakuAST become mainstream: The Future of Red ORM for R…
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Samuel Chase

Will be cool to write a terminal app for this, which highlights the current day, and the day of the week so that it will be easier to read.

There's already github.com/coke/raku-cal which is a `cal` implementation.

Which language should I write it in? 😉 🦋 #rakulang

GitHubGitHub - coke/raku-cal: Like `cal`, but with slightly prettier output.Like `cal`, but with slightly prettier output. Contribute to coke/raku-cal development by creating an account on GitHub.
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